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Coyote Hunting - From 10 Yards to over 1,000 Yards
Ramblings and Such From Hunting Coyote
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<blockquote data-quote="DSheetz" data-source="post: 2029801" data-attributes="member: 91783"><p>I take the critter call magnum and cut the tube off about half way then grind the mouth piece to make it narrower and put a stiffer reed on it so it's not so high pitched. I also don't bite down on it so hard, I mostly just use my lips to control the pressure on the reed , and blow a little lighter so it's a more relaxed sound . The difference in Bill Austin's male and female calls was only an 1/8th inch in the length of the reed and about the same in the length of the barrel . You can get a hot dog call from premos and use a shorter horn on it like the one for the little dog call they sell , at one time the tubes , or horns , were interchangeable on them when Randy Anderson designed them . I like wooden howlers like Thompson used to make called the red desert howlers but I also like the horn to be shorter then most people make just for my comfort and ease of carrying them around . A lot of the time I just use the mouth piece of the hot dog and use my hands for the horn part . The pitch is controlled by the amount of pressure you put on the reed and how hard you are blowing on it . I find that the more excited a person gets the higher the pitch gets .</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DSheetz, post: 2029801, member: 91783"] I take the critter call magnum and cut the tube off about half way then grind the mouth piece to make it narrower and put a stiffer reed on it so it's not so high pitched. I also don't bite down on it so hard, I mostly just use my lips to control the pressure on the reed , and blow a little lighter so it's a more relaxed sound . The difference in Bill Austin's male and female calls was only an 1/8th inch in the length of the reed and about the same in the length of the barrel . You can get a hot dog call from premos and use a shorter horn on it like the one for the little dog call they sell , at one time the tubes , or horns , were interchangeable on them when Randy Anderson designed them . I like wooden howlers like Thompson used to make called the red desert howlers but I also like the horn to be shorter then most people make just for my comfort and ease of carrying them around . A lot of the time I just use the mouth piece of the hot dog and use my hands for the horn part . The pitch is controlled by the amount of pressure you put on the reed and how hard you are blowing on it . I find that the more excited a person gets the higher the pitch gets . [/QUOTE]
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